WHY IS THE FLOWER BURNED? | reading show
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Directed by: Mara Oprea
October 28, 6:00 PM
"Gheorghe Șincai" County Library, Oradea
By completing this form, make a reservation at the reading show „"why the vatman Frunză"” of Anamaria Ferraru, directed by Mare Oprea, which will take place on October 28, from the time 18:00, at "Gheorghe Șincai" County Library, Oradea.
„"Doru Frunză is 59 years old and is a vatman by profession. But a banal picture of a fish turns him into an internet phenomenon, after he wins a challenge launched by Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg. His life takes a spectacular turn: he becomes the subject of news, memes and a national hero. But what is going to happen to vatman Frunză, after he was propelled into social media trends and televisions hunted his every move for prime time?"”
Directed by: Mara Oprea
Actors: Carina Bunea, Ciprian Ciuciu, Georgia Căprărin, George Dometi, Mihaela Gherdan, Andrian Locovei, Mirela Nita Lupu, Lucia Rogoz, Anca Sigmirean, Angela Tanko
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